Sentence examples for status specific from inspiring English sources

The paper is devoted to analysis of Russian nuclear education system: its current status, specific features, difficulties and prospects.

The current status, specific cases, and examples of generalized solutions are presented under conditions where practicality is openly favored over rigid taxonomic codes or blind phylogenetic approach.

This pattern of results suggests that, irrespective of victim status, specific children are more likely to defend in bullying situations and are rewarded with increased popularity.

The other model outputs are all reproductive status specific with the exception of days to next sample (DNS), which is calculated in each model run regardless of reproductive status.

Information collected on each partner in the past 3 months included basic demographics, HIV status, specific types and numbers of sexual contacts, and an indicator of partnership concurrency (during which month or months had sexual contact occurred).

When data were available, stratified by menopausal status, specific RR and 95% CI were gathered.

We also found that a number of gut-specific genes were affected by mating status but in an infection-status specific manner (Jon99Ci, LysD-like genes).

In analyses II and III, we back-transformed the model linear predictors to the scale of observations (i.e. probabilities) by using the inverse of the (logistic) link function, and derived posterior distributions for the species- (or status-) specific fitted regression curves describing the probabilities to choose each of the three symbols in relation to the day of nest site choice.

US visit rates were computed using mid-year age, sex, race, ethnicity, region and metropolitan status-specific population estimates from the US Census Bureau; all rates were reported per 1,000 individuals in the US resident population per year [1].

Maximum lifespan is not an appropriate measure of (average) life expectancy, and status-specific survival curves have not yet been published for H. glaber.

Status-specific ageing rates are also more likely to differ if breeders and non-breeders have differing exposure to extrinsic hazards and less likely if they do not.